‘Many, many things to come’: New DStv packages just the start of turnaround, says Canal+

Author: Karl GernetzkyPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

‘Many, many things to come’: New DStv packages just the start of turnaround, says Canal+

Canal+ says the new DStv packages are only the first step in its turnaround plan and promises “many, many” more developments. The report concerns the group’s plans to revive DStv, MultiChoice’s pay-TV service. The supplied text does not provide details about the next changes.

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